VESSEL SCHEDULE AND EXPORT NOTES FROM MAY PORTS
Arrived vessels include Royal Shepherd from Port Adelaide with 250 tons under Master Ward and Sumner Cloud barque of 355 tons for Newcastle. Moonta ship 627 tons to Newcastle, cargo 450 tons copper ore from Wallaroo Mining. Exports list Moonts cargo and Beatrice sails for Liverpool. Royal Shepherd bound to Port Augusta. Vessels expected include Prince Arthur and Triump schooner with several ships and barges named.
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Royal Shepherd
Ward
Port Adelaide
J. Daor‘went
Onmanen
Sumner Cloud
Tone
Paton
Newcastle
Moonta
J. Barneson
Wallaroo Mining Company
Beatrice
Liverpool
Port Augusta
Bushy Man's Home
Adelaide
Enone Na
Jack
William
Legislative Assembly
Victoria
Messrs Grave
Quarterman
Supreme Court
Franklin Harbour
Marionie Mining Company
Franklin Arbor
Northern Territory
Tees
Haselgrove
Barneson
Ikie
Blinrean
Steo
Weather Forecast Fragment for May Dates
Weather notes show wind directions and conditions across May 9 to May 11. Entries list wind at 8 W or W and variable, with Sunday May 9 threatening, Monday May 10 showers, and Tuesday May 11 fair.
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Piteedor
Editor Note on Correspondence Policy
The newspaper states unauthenticated letters will be rejected and the editor disclaims responsibility for correspondents. Advertisements require authentication and communications must be written on one side of the paper.
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Hinself
Lig
South Australia’s Capital Use and Land Policy Criticized
Wallaraas Times argues the colony wastes vast land value by underutilization and notes failing progress under current Liberal land policy. It urges shifting to a taxpaying producing population to boost revenue and national wealth rather than holding land for minimal returns.
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South Australia
Treasury
Rundle Street
Billa
Acre
Emigration Policy and Population Growth Debate
A long commentary critiques British emigration policy for Australia and its labor market impact. It argues for selective assisted passage for thrifty workers with savings, proposes government support for emigrant fares, and envisions railroads and agriculture expanding near new settlements to stimulate growth. It warns against flooding the colony with low-cost labor and urges Parliament to reconsider policy promptly.
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United States
England
New York
Australia
McDerroy
Southern Ocean
Old Country
P. & O. Company
Jonyson
Prion
America
Great Britain
Angel
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